great…

I’ve been working on some mathematical models if we slowed down in time enough to observe the hour hand of a clock moving a full circle in a second.

Apparently we can slow down in time slower than that, since there’s no reason why not we can be so slow to observe the hour hand move a full circle “many times per second”.

It’s inevitable from our point of view at least, we can never reach a point time has stopped despite the fact from the environment’s time frame we would appear to be frozen in time.

The opposite applies if moving though time fast enough to observe the second hand slowed 24 hours the same as the hand would do normally.

It’s inevitable mathematics predicts the number of centuries pass by the time the hour hand hand moved a full circle. The figure could be so large universe would not even that old. We could never be able to reach a point time has stopped.

It does raze the question of the theory of time in the center of black holes (singularities) and before the big bang that’s supposed to have created the universe.

Regards

First session Slider Fan. Geoffrey Thomas